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Jesus that's too cold. I've killed mine because of the fridge being on all the time. I like to have a nice cold mt dew when I'm out and about. Thankfully the fridge turns off before the battery dies.

 

That's all I got. Wasn't able to see inside unfortunately.

Hate where that door is. Could have another small garage door possibly. So many possibilities.

I want it so bad! I just need a garage where I can do my thing. The house is just to sleep, shower, go to the bathroom and that's really it. Garage to work on shit and have as a man cave. Sold!!

 

Mountain Dew Classic?

 

What's that box?

 

Lighting in the tent?

 

What brand is that and what mods need to occur to run one?

 

I keep jumper cables in the truck, maybe it's time to upgrade.

 

my is a blue top 31M i made a custom fuse box panel and then ran a constant hot to my rear seat were i put my fridge

 

I do love the classic, but it's not easy to find all the time.

 

Did you have to mod the battery tray? A larger, better battery is something I'm interested in even though I don't have the need for it now. I run a lot of lighting and want to add more.

 

I know a guy..........

 

The big black box is a plano all weather gun case. The little black box is the solar controller /regulator.

 

i have a battery cage u can look at it in my build thread. also rago makes them now

 

Ahh, so you keep it all up on the roof. Nice. Does your Viair plug up in there or do you still have to run the connections to the battery terminals?

 

It's a hard wired constant duty pump. The solar runs to the battery on the same wires as the viar compressor. I have it fused on both ends. I have been meaning to run separate wiring for the solar hoping it would make it charge more efficiantly.

 

Block heater for the V6 are super easy to install, way easier cold starts

 

Ok so I need the cliffs notes. Anything interesting happen besides what I already know from the BRGH JBCT.



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Drinking Arnold Palmers they are good cold or cab temp, same goes with water. Plus day trips we have a drink bag and just throw some freezer packs in with a bunch of cold drinks and good to go.

 

Careful with larger or dual batteries set ups in the stock batter location. Guys have been cracking the radiator support area in the 2nd gens off-roading due to the weight of the batteries. I think some have also cracked due to normal everyday driving. Not sure if the 3rd gens will hold up any better.

 

Thanks Skip.